CERC Logo | Porcupine Design
The Cultural Emergency Resource Coalition (CERC) is a new asset to Maine’s historical archive centers. CERC serves as a resource to aid archive-based institutions help plan for unexpected emergency circumstances … Continue reading
Logo Concepts & Bonus Ambiance Photos | Porcupine Design and Beard & Beanie Creative
Porcupine Design and Beard & Beanie Creative (Eli Mellen) have teamed up to tackle the new Great Harbor Maritime Museum Website (currently in progress).
COA Admitted Student Booklet | Porcupine Design
Given to students who have applied and then admitted into College of the Atlantic, the Admitted Student Booklet serves as brochure of information students need to then enroll at COA. … Continue reading
New Logo and Name! | Porcupine Design
Debuting Porcupine Design new logo! Primary sketches and drafts:
Wabanaki Guides — Abbe Museum | Porcupine Design
The Wabanaki Guides exhibit was a collaboration between myself, Carrie Graham, Allison Shank and Raney Bench for the Abbe Museum. This is a celebratory exhibit that shares stories of Native … Continue reading
Abbe Museum Logo Redesign & Brand Identity | Porcupine Design
Here is the newest iteration of the Abbe Museum Logo. The original used the typeface Lithos or Lithographer which made the logo very playful and youthful. As the Abbe has … Continue reading
Think Local First logo vectorizations | Porcupine Design
Here are the vectorized logos of the Bar Harbor Merchant Association’s Think Local First Icon originally illustrated by Marcy Willow. Porcupine Design was asked to vectorize their watercolored logo to get … Continue reading
Abbe Underground | Porcupine Design
The Abbe Underground was started as a way for the Abbe Museum to connect with individuals between 21-40. They hold social events for 20- and 30- somethings to mingle, support … Continue reading
Latitudes logo and menu | Porcupine Design
Latitudes was a logo for a restaurant that was to rebrand itself in Bar Harbor. The owners ultimately decided to not change their name, but we all still had fun … Continue reading
